The Boxing Match
by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
I like how the tree behind initially looks like an explosion, offseting the boxing match in the foreground. Lovely light, great action shot. Back to bump. Somehow it's almost surrealistic and I like it better each time I visit it.

The Boxing Match
by SaraR

Comment by posthumous:
amazing capture. love the background OOF.

A Winter's Morning
by SaraR

Comment by SandyP:
Sara, you succeeded very well in capturing textures and integrating them into a beautiful photo. I really like the barren, cold winter feel of this photo. The only thing I might have done (but I may have ended up putting it right back exactly as it is too) is make the left a little less prominent. Maybe more of a capture of that beautiful frosty lane with a little less of the grass on the left. But the photo really grabs me.

A Winter's Morning
by SaraR

Comment by WalesP:
Very nice leading lines to that tree, the frost and dark soil make one really nice picture.

A Winter's Morning
by SaraR

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Nice take on whats already a lovely scene. The B&W conversion is spot on in this bold composition. There are not all that many times when a white sky adds to an image but reckon its perfect here. Oh, and being the boring fotog I am did you also take a portrait shot of the right half of the image? (thats a classic shot).

A Winter's Morning
by SaraR

Comment by trevytrev:
I like the leading line in this shot and the scene is gorgeous, love how the backgorund just fades away. nicely done.

A Winter's Morning
by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
I really like this. I love the detail in the weeds, and the wonderful path that not only leads you to the tree, but beckons you to walk along it.

The Boxing Match
by SaraR

Comment by phslug:
very clever

The Boxing Match
by SaraR

Comment by owen:
What an interesting shot. I like the amount of negative space and the position and size of your subject.

The Boxing Match
by SaraR

Comment by Kavey:
Wow! That's an amazing capture, were you waiting for hours? That takes dedication! I particularly love the lighting and the way that the frost mutes the backdrop to really focus all attention on the animals. Wonderful.